Sodexo Named To Highest Level Of Diversity Best Practices Inclusion Index
Sodexo, a food services and facilities management company committed to improving Quality of Life, announced that it has been recognized for the fourth consecutive year as a Top 10 Percent Inclusion Index Company on the Diversity Best Practices (DBP) Inclusion Index for receiving an 81 percent or higher score. The index helps organizations understand trends and gaps in demographic representation, creates a road map to drive internal change, and identifies diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) solutions to close the gaps.
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“We are honored to be named as a Top 10 Percent Inclusion Index Company by Diversity Best Practices for the fourth year in a row,” said Gerri Mason Hall, Chief Diversity, Inclusion, and Corporate Responsibility Officer, Sodexo Americas. “This recognition continues to challenge us to initiate and sustain inclusive programs and practices that support our diverse employees at all levels.”
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Organizations provided data and were measured in three key areas: best practices in the recruitment, retention and advancement of people from underrepresented groups—women, racial/ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, and LGBTQ people; inclusive corporate culture, including leadership accountability; and demographic diversity for women and racial/ethnic minorities.
“Diversity Best Practices’ recognition demonstrates Sodexo’s unwavering commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion,” said Sarosh Mistry, Region Chair, Sodexo North America. “And it serves as a reminder for the work that remains before us. Enabling our employees, clients and the communities in which we serve is inherent to who we are at Sodexo – we are proud to be recognized for our work and look forward to continuing to be held accountable for our work.”
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